I’m writing you in representation of the Marketing team. We have a campaign, hopefully to be launched next month. The idea is to promote several parts of the Fedora Project, and we are thinking about Silverblue. I’ve taken several parts of the docs: Description, FAQ and Getting Started, to put in an Inforgraphic, maybe you can check it and tell us if the info is right or if you want to put something more or to remove something.
Under the title “How can I install Eclipse on Silverblue” you could note that Eclipse Platform IDE and Eclipse SDK IDE are both available as a flatpak through Gnome Software, but I’m not certain if it is through Flathub or Fedora’s flatpak repo. Good general overview of Silverblue.
I had noticed that Eclipse was available as a Flatpak through Gnome SW. Like I said I am not sure if it is from Flathub or the Fedora flatpak repo. When I click on the link for the download of Eclipse on the FAQ page it goes to the default Apache Server page that is titled Fedora Test Page, no download. So I am thinking the FAQ is a bit stale and needs an update, at least that link does.
I haven’t had the time over the past couple of weeks for more than a mere review of the tag and the comments around it. I am going to post a comment on Pagure but wanted to respond directly to you first since you seem to be the champion of the idea. The infographic is a good media tool to quickly explain something, such as Silverblue. If you like I will add content ideas for Eclipse, why use flatpaks or containers or the toolbox. Perhaps flesh it out a bit for a first timer pondering Silverblue as an OS choice. Also would suggest looking at ostree and rpm-ostree sites for some good diagrams that show very well the concepts of layering, immutability, etc… I’ll try to put some links down in my comment at the Pagure ticket.